A configurable post-signature obligation platform

Turn contractual obligations into clear, explainable determinations.

Define how an obligation will be reviewed, organize the evidence that matters, and assess it against supported conditions. OSE keeps the evidence, timing and reasoning behind each determination available for inspection.

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Built for teams that need a consistent way to review post-signature commitments across regulated operations.

The gap after signature

The agreement is signed. The work of proving fulfilment continues.

Operational commitments continue after signature. Evidence may sit across teams and records, while Quality, compliance and operations teams need to establish whether agreed conditions were met.

Information can arrive late, remain incomplete or conflict. Teams repeatedly reconstruct what happened and how a conclusion was reached, then need to carry that context into follow-up and future reviews.

OSE provides a configurable structure for defining supported review conditions, connecting them to customer-provided evidence and inspecting how each determination was reached.

How OSE works

From scattered evidence to an explainable determination.

Configure the review around a supported obligation workflow, add the evidence available to your team, and evaluate each condition with a record of what contributed.

Obligation

Choose the commitment and workflow to review.

Conditions

Configure supported, testable conditions.

Evidence

Record evidence and its relevant timing.

Evaluation

Evaluate information against each condition.

Determination

Inspect the result and its supporting record.

Preserve why the determination was reached.

OSE records evidence provenance, when information was recorded, and determination history, including corrections and superseding information. You can inspect contributions, maintain separate assessments and review how results change as evidence is corrected or remediation is recorded. Replay checks reproducibility from recorded inputs; it does not authenticate the evidence or prove external truth.

See the states

One platform, configured around the review

Give obligation reviews a repeatable structure.

For a pilot, OSE brings workflow configuration, evidence review and assessment history together in one configured workspace. Its evaluation rules are deliberately bounded, so we confirm the use case fits before agreeing scope.

Configure the obligation

Set up workflows with grouped obligations and independent conditions using supported assertions, deadlines or measured ranges.

Keep evidence connected

Record facts, timing and source references against the relevant conditions, with contribution and conflict visible in the review.

Carry the review forward

Inspect history and replay, record explicit corrections or supersession, and review evidence-supported remediation.

Organize team work

Keep organisations, workspaces and assessments separate, with owner, editor and viewer permissions enforced in the application.

These capabilities are provided as part of an agreed pilot once the customer environment is ready. OSE supports defined, testable conditions; it does not interpret arbitrary contracts, authenticate source documents or connect to unlisted systems.

Determinations

A clear state, with a reason.

See whether the available evidence supports fulfilment, shows a failure, leaves a requirement unknown, or creates a conflict. Each determination reflects the defined conditions and available information, with a record of what contributed to the result.

OSE supports assessment workflows; it does not make legal, financial, or irreversible commercial decisions.

SATISFIED

Available evidence supports the defined conditions being met.

FAILED

Available evidence shows that a defined condition was not met.

UNKNOWN

There is not enough usable evidence to determine whether the conditions were met.

CONFLICT

Inconsistent evidence or facts affect the assessment.

Example workflow

Cold-chain shipment compliance.

Assess a shipment obligation using the temperature evidence, Certificate of Analysis and delivery information your organisation provides. Inspect how each item contributes to the conditions and the resulting determination.

DEFINED CONDITIONS

Temperature maintained within 2–8°CCustomer-supplied temperature evidence

Certificate of Analysis validCustomer-provided Certificate of Analysis

Delivery completed by the agreed deadlineCustomer-supplied delivery evidence

EVALUATION

ConditionsEvidence providedExplainable determination

The outcome depends on the defined criteria and evidence available. Missing information may leave a condition unknown; inconsistent information may result in a conflict.

This example shows how OSE can evaluate a cold-chain shipment obligation using customer-provided evidence. It does not represent a live shipment, customer, or connected system.

The customer product

A practical starting point for a configured review.

The current browser-based OSE experience shows an illustrative cold-chain assessment. For an agreed pilot, OSE can be configured around supported workflows and multiple assessments within defined rule limits. We first confirm that the workflow fits the obligation and evidence in scope.

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Customer-entered information

The public example uses shipment details and evidence facts entered by the user.

Browser-local save

Saved information stays in this browser. There is no public account, server storage, or cloud sync.

Evidence remains reviewable

The product does not connect to external systems or independently authenticate evidence.

Focused evaluation pilot

£5,000 fixed6–8 weeks

A defined engagement

Start with one defined obligation workflow

Evaluate OSE against one defined obligation workflow using evidence your organisation already relies on. The first step is a scope discussion to confirm that the obligation fits the platform's supported evaluation rules.

The pilot includes

Defined obligation and conditions
Evaluation of customer-provided evidence
OSE determination and assessment history
Review of the workflow and findings
End-of-pilot recommendations

No per-user pricing. Assessment volume is agreed as part of the pilot scope. No long-term commitment.

A continuing platform

Start with the pilot. Continue by arrangement.

The pilot is the active initial offer. Continuation paths are planned for after a pilot or by separate agreement; neither is a live self-serve purchase.

Active initial offer

£5,000 Pilot

6–8 weeks

One defined workflow.

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Continuation path

£15,000 · 6-month

Available following a pilot or by arrangement

Scope, terms and any environment setup are agreed separately. No self-serve checkout or automatic upgrade is available.

Continuation path

£27,000 · Annual

Available following a pilot or by arrangement

Scope, terms and any environment setup are agreed separately. No self-serve checkout or automatic upgrade is available.

Contact-based

Enterprise / Custom

Discuss scope and requirements

Contact OSE for a tailored proposal. No enterprise controls or certifications are implied by this offer.

The current browser-based OSE experience is standalone; it does not provide hosted accounts, cloud storage or live integrations. If the use case is a fit, a pilot environment is prepared only after scope and written terms are agreed and a cleared payment/deposit or approved invoice arrangement is in place. Onboarding and access begin once the agreed pilot environment is ready. Do not send customer evidence through this website.

Need additional workflows or a larger deployment? Contact us for a tailored proposal.

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